Steven Bonnell (Destiny)

The first British rulers in Palestine, 1917, 1920- Herbert Samuel. No, before Herbert Samuel. Samuel came in 1920. The British ruled there for three years previously, and most of the leaders, the British generals and so on who were in Palestine, were anti-Zionist. Subsequently, in the 20s and 30s, the British occasionally-

curbed Zionist immigration to Palestine, and in 1939 switched horses and supported the Arab national movement and not Zionism. They turned anti-Zionist and basically said, you Arabs will rule Palestine within the next 10 years. This is what we're giving you by limiting Jewish immigration to Palestine.

curbed Zionist immigration to Palestine, and in 1939 switched horses and supported the Arab national movement and not Zionism. They turned anti-Zionist and basically said, you Arabs will rule Palestine within the next 10 years. This is what we're giving you by limiting Jewish immigration to Palestine.

curbed Zionist immigration to Palestine, and in 1939 switched horses and supported the Arab national movement and not Zionism. They turned anti-Zionist and basically said, you Arabs will rule Palestine within the next 10 years. This is what we're giving you by limiting Jewish immigration to Palestine.

But the Arabs didn't actually understand what they were being given on the silver platter, Husseini again. And he said, no, no, we can't accept the British White Paper of May 1939, which had given the Arabs everything they wanted, basically, self-determination in an Arab majority state. So what I'm saying is the British...

But the Arabs didn't actually understand what they were being given on the silver platter, Husseini again. And he said, no, no, we can't accept the British White Paper of May 1939, which had given the Arabs everything they wanted, basically, self-determination in an Arab majority state. So what I'm saying is the British...

But the Arabs didn't actually understand what they were being given on the silver platter, Husseini again. And he said, no, no, we can't accept the British White Paper of May 1939, which had given the Arabs everything they wanted, basically, self-determination in an Arab majority state. So what I'm saying is the British...

at some point did support the Zionist enterprise, but at other points were less consistent in the support. In 1939, until 1948, when they didn't vote even for partition for Jewish statehood in Palestine in the UN resolution, they didn't support Zionism during the last decade of the mandate. It's worth remembering that.

at some point did support the Zionist enterprise, but at other points were less consistent in the support. In 1939, until 1948, when they didn't vote even for partition for Jewish statehood in Palestine in the UN resolution, they didn't support Zionism during the last decade of the mandate. It's worth remembering that.

at some point did support the Zionist enterprise, but at other points were less consistent in the support. In 1939, until 1948, when they didn't vote even for partition for Jewish statehood in Palestine in the UN resolution, they didn't support Zionism during the last decade of the mandate. It's worth remembering that.

Real quick, there's a question on that. Why did the British ever cap immigration then from Jews to that area at all?

Real quick, there's a question on that. Why did the British ever cap immigration then from Jews to that area at all?

Real quick, there's a question on that. Why did the British ever cap immigration then from Jews to that area at all?

We're talking now about... Sure, but I'm saying that if the whole goal was just to be an imperialist project, like there were terrorist attacks from Jewish... Yes, but I'll answer you.

We're talking now about... Sure, but I'm saying that if the whole goal was just to be an imperialist project, like there were terrorist attacks from Jewish... Yes, but I'll answer you.

We're talking now about... Sure, but I'm saying that if the whole goal was just to be an imperialist project, like there were terrorist attacks from Jewish... Yes, but I'll answer you.

Except they did turn anti-Zionist in 1939.

Except they did turn anti-Zionist in 1939.

Except they did turn anti-Zionist in 1939.

They were being shot off by... And maintained that Zionist... No, no, before they were being shot off, but maintained that anti-Zionist posture until 1948. Okay.